I’ve got 19’s at the moment and the tyre pressure is set at 39 PSI all round (235/35/19)
I’ve just bought 20’s and I’m either going to fit (235/35/20) or (235/30/20)
I’m just trying to find out what tyre pressure would be best for both options.
Cheers.
Going from 19’s to 20’s Tyre pressure.
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Cuprabob
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Re: Going from 19’s to 20’s Tyre pressure.
Personally, I would just stick with the same pressure to start with and then adjust accordingly to give you the "feel" you want. The other option is contact the tyre manufacturer and ask them what their recommendations are for your car.
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Alien_IROC
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Re: Going from 19’s to 20’s Tyre pressure.
Tyre pressure depending also if the tyres are stretched or not, if they are normal fit, you can go from 32 to 40.... also depending the temperature and the load of the car.
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JustinMcD
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Re: Going from 19’s to 20’s Tyre pressure.
Thanks for the suggestion. Much appreciated!Cuprabob wrote:Personally, I would just stick with the same pressure to start with and then adjust accordingly to give you the "feel" you want. The other option is contact the tyre manufacturer and ask them what their recommendations are for your car.
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JustinMcD
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Re: Going from 19’s to 20’s Tyre pressure.
They are going to be normal fit. I’ll mess around with the pressures and see what the tyre manufacturer recommends.Alien_IROC wrote:Tyre pressure depending also if the tyres are stretched or not, if they are normal fit, you can go from 32 to 40.... also depending the temperature and the load of the car.
Thanks!